Tarot has been a part of Barbara Moore's personal and professional lives for nearly twenty years. Right from the start, tarot intrigued her with its marvelous blending of mythology, psychology, art, history, mystery, and magic. She has studied under...
The intensity of conflict can range from competition, which is usually viewed as positive, to aggressive anger, which is generally considered negative. Conflict can arise in many different situations. It can occur in a committee meeting, in the middle of a crisis, or between family members or friends planning a holiday or event. At its base, conflict is people finding their wills or desires being thwarted by other people's wills or desires. What this person wants is not what the other person wants; conflict is just that. But it often generates hurtful, destructive, and angry energy that is difficult to manage and gets in the way of useful solutions
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he Universal Waite card shows many people involved, indicating a group situation. They all seem almost playful at the moment, indicating more of a contest, or competition, rather than a fight.
Core meaning: Conflict.
In the Legacy card, there is only one character shown five times. Dragons can be seen in the background. This card is less about a group situation and more about inner conflict—about fighting one's inner dragons.
The Shadowscapes card also shows one person. It lacks the feeling of anger or really any negative emotions. Instead, there is a focus on the excitement and adrenaline felt when facing and overcoming obstacles.
